CSC Capital Group's services include private equity investments which complement our management turnaround capability. Our ability to attract funds into those portfolio companies where turnarounds are required to build value has been well documented. CSC Capital Group is a leading restructuring and turnaround firm and has proven itself dozens of times in its ability to implement change and realize value. Our past accomplishments bring a wealth of private equity funding experience to the task.

CSC Capital Group evaluates the strategic financial viability of individual private equity transactions and only selects those companies that can generate significant returns. We then provide the administrative and time consuming search and presentation activities for achieving our clients goals. 

CSC Capital Group has access to over a billion dollars in available private equity funds. CSC Capital Group's private equity funds are unique in a number of respects. Specifically, the private equity funds are also directed to funding acquisitions in, principally, the building materials and retail lumber supply industries, an area which CSC Capital Group has deep industry expertise. CSC Capital Group's approach differentiates itself from other private equity firms, in that we are committed to adding value to portfolio companies.

In this regard, CSC Capital Group is generally the lead investor and takes an active role in running the portfolio company, always taking a board seat and working closely with management to build value over time. We believe that by combining a disciplined management approach to specific industry investing, with focus on valuation and playing an intricate role in portfolio company development, CSC Capital Group's funds should generate better returns. 

CSC Capital Group believes that great opportunities lie in industry consolidation. Investors and clients receive tremendous return on investments when the economies of scales of a successful "roll-up" are realized. CSC Capital Group focuses on, the Lumber and Building Materials Industry because it is mature, extremely fragmented, rich in its asset base and generally not prone to technology changes or global competition. Most important, it is one of the few staples of our economic infrastructure.